• General Benjamin F. Butler in New Orleans 

  Shelnutt, Jack Prentice (University of Alabama Libraries, 1949)
• French Louisiana: Early Explorations and Settlements 1673-1719 

  Saleeby, Samir Shaheen (University of Alabama Libraries, 1949)

  This study is an attempt to present the history of French Louisiana. The story begins with the early explorations of Jolliet, Marquette and La Salle; next comes a description of the Indians who populated the area. ...
• A Social and Economic History of Sumter County, Alabama, in the Antebellum Period 

  Reynolds, Marylee (University of Alabama Libraries, 1953)

  Sumter County was created in 1832. Long before this, its land had been traversed by European settlers, such as the Spanish, French, and English. One of these nationalities, the French, was so interested in its location ...
• The History of Mount Sterling 

  DuBose, Euba Eugenia (1931)
• Mobile, Alabama in the 1880's 

  Berkstresser, Alma Esther (1951)
• Disease, Disuse, and Disappointment: The Volunteer Experience and the Modernization of the American National Guard, 1898-1902 

  Boyd, Kari Lee (University of Alabama Libraries, 2020)

  This dissertation combines an intimate study of the common volunteers during the Spanish American War with a look into larger institutional changes within the American military at the turn of the Twentieth Century and the ...
• The prohibition movement in Alabama 

  Friedman, Emmeline Lurie (University of Alabama Libraries, 1927)
• The developments leading to the Reformation Parliament of Henry VIII and the first two session 

  Sloan, Bernard James (University of Alabama Libraries, 1971)
• The National and International Church: National Socialism, German Protestantism, and the Watching World 

  McKinney, Blake Owen (University of Alabama Libraries, 2021)

  The German Protestant Church Struggle was an international story. German Protestants were leading participants in international Protestantism, and the global ecumenical community took keen interest in German church affairs ...
• Trading Silk for Khaki: the Women's Army Corps and the Contest Over Soldier Womanhood, 1963-1978 

  Montgomery, Margaret (University of Alabama Libraries, 2021)

  This dissertation examines how the Women’s Army Corps in its last two decades of existence mobilized postwar American gender norms to protect its existence and garner the approval of the American public. The WAC accomplished ...
• The Impact of Ascension Island and the South Atlantic Air Route on the Allied North African Campaigns 1941-1943 

  Richardson, Robert C. IV (University of Alabama Libraries, 1994)

  Looking at a map of the South Atlantic, Ascension Island is strategically located exactly between the Eastern bulge of South America and the Western bulge of Africa. As a result, Ascension Island is a key point on an air ...
• Life of Samuel B. Moore 

  Smith, Clyde Marshall (University of Alabama Libraries, 1936)

  Throughout the course of history, there have been characters who have over shadowed their contemporaries. It is natural that we point with pride to our favorite statesmen who have played such an important part in shaping ...
• Magic city jews: integration and public memory in birmingham, alabama, 1871-1911 

  Young, Melissa Farah (University of Alabama Libraries, 2020-08)

  The numerous books and articles that record the actions of Birmingham’s first Jewish residents generally discuss the actions of these transatlantic and domestic migrants in two ways. They either frame the individuals’ daily ...
• The Equal Suffrage Movement in Alabama, 1912-1919 

  Lumpkin, John Irvin (University of Alabama Libraries, 1949)

  Suffragists were not united in support of a federal amendment. The National Woman Suffrage Association was founded May 15, 1869, with the object of promoting a sixteenth amendment to enfranchise women. Another organization ...
• Redrawing the "blueprints" for the early Church: historical ecclesiology in and around the Stone-Campbell Movement 

  Young, John Marvin (University of Alabama Libraries, 2020)

  Members of the Stone-Campbell Movement, a loosely organized collective of restorationist Christians which arose alongside the fervor of the Second Great Awakening, are often criticized for a purported apathy or even antipathy ...
• Life of Ryland Randolph 

  Ward, Gladys (University of Alabama Libraries, 1932)

  According to contemporaries, one of the most interesting characters in Tuscaloosa County during the Reconstruction period was the young newspaper editor, Ryland Randolph. He made a brave fight for the county in those dark ...
• Basil Manly and His Administration at The University of Alabama, 1837-1855 

  Pate, James August (University of Alabama Libraries, 1955)

  Basil Manly II was born January 29, 1798, in Chatham County, North Carolina, near Pittsboro. His father, a farmer who had settled in Bladen County and had spent most of his early life there, had led a band of homeguards ...
• History of Washington County, Alabama to 1860 

  Avant, G. B. (University of Alabama Libraries, 1929)

  When Spain ceded Florida to Great Britain in 1763, the northern boundary was the thirty-first parallel. But Great Britain soon divided the territory into East Florida and West Florida and extended the northern boundary of ...
• A History of Centre Ridge Dallas County, Alabama 

  Moulder, William Palmer (University of Alabama Libraries, 1936)

  Centre Ridge is located in the southern part of Dallas County, Alabama. From its southern end the Ridge runs in a northwesterly direction. A little over two thirds of it is in township thirteen, North, and the remainder ...
• Mobile: 1818-1859 As her Newspapers Pictured Her 

  Taylor, Paul Wayne (University of Alabama Libraries, 1951)

  To draw a general picture of life in the Southern ante-bellum city of Mobile is the aim of this paper. The first chapter is intended to set the social, economic, and political scene, being given over to no specific phase ...

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